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Table 1 Demographics, clinical, laboratory data, medication data on admission

From: Risk factors for community-acquired acute kidney injury in patients with and without chronic kidney injury and impact of its initial management on prognosis: a prospective observational study

Patient characteristics

CKI only

(n = 238)

CA-ACKI

(n = 104)

CA-AKI only (n = 237

p

Mean age (yr) ± SD

Median (yr) + IQR

79.7 ± 11.4

82 (74–88)

79.5 ± 12.8

83 (73–89)

72.8 ± 15.4

76 (64–84)

0.001

Male gender (%)

47

61

57

0.02

Diabetes (%)

21

29

18

0.08

Hypertension (%)

57

62

52

0.23

Coronaropathy (%)

28

30

21

0.12

Cardiac Insufficiency (%)

21

19

12

0.03

Cirrhosis (%)

1

3

2

0.54

Cancer (%)

8

9

14

0.09

Infection (%)

4

7

11

0.01

AKI characteristics

 Medical/Surgical/trauma (%)

81/11/8

81/11/9

85/10/5

0.67

 Stage 1/2/3 (%)

 

42/41/16

79/17/4

0.001

 Prerenal/renal/postrenal/mixed (%)

 

67/14/7/12

81/4/6/9

0.006

 Mean P-Creatinine (μmol/L) ± SD

125 ± 55

270 ± 253

155 ± 96

0.001

 eGFR (ml/mn) ± SD

46 ± 11

27 ± 12

41 ± 13

0.001

Nephrotoxic drugs

 RAA blockers (%)

47

48

44

0.80

 ACEIs (%)

24

16

15

0.02

Low/medium-high doses (%)

32/68

24/76

43/57

0.33

 ARBs(%)

28

34

23

0.08

Low/medium-high doses (%)

26/74

37/63

17/83

0.07

 Diuretics (%)

40

53

35

0.008

Low/medium-high doses (%)

73/27

50/50

61/39

0.02

 RAA blockers + diuretics (%)

25

24

26

0.99

 NSAIDs (%)

3

5

6

0.37

 Antibiotics (%)

2

1

6

0.04